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Welcome to the second installment of our ACL rehabilitation timeline! The first post of this series discussed the importance of “prehabilitation” and what it means for your post-operative outcomes. Prehab covers the timeframe from point of injury up until the day of surgery, exploring the very beginning stages of your recovery and what you can… Continue reading ACL Rehabilitation Timeline: Surgery Through Month One

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Science Optics on Instagram: "Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery. - - - A partial or complete tear of the ACL in the knee is a common injury among athletes. - - In ACL reconstruction surgery, a new ACL is made from a graft of replacement tissue from one of two sources: 1) a portion of the patient's own hamstring, quadriceps or patellar tendon 2) an allograft (tissue from a human organ donor) - - The type of graft used for each patient is determined on a case-by-case basis. - - ACL reconstruction surgery is performed using minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, in which a combination of fiber optics, small incisions and small instruments are used. A somewhat larger incision is needed, however, to obtain the tissue graft. - - ACL reconstruction is an outpatient ( Acl Tear Symptoms, Small Instruments, Arthroscopic Knee Surgery, Acl Knee, Patellar Tendon, Acl Reconstruction Surgery, Acl Injury, Knee Ligaments, Acl Surgery

Science Optics on Instagram: "Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery. - - - A partial or complete tear of the ACL in the knee is a common injury among athletes. - - In ACL reconstruction surgery, a new ACL is made from a graft of replacement tissue from one of two sources: 1) a portion of the patient's own hamstring, quadriceps or patellar tendon 2) an allograft (tissue from a human organ donor) - - The type of graft used for each patient is determined on a case-by-case…

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